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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | GROW - PRACTICAL MARKETING SOLUTIONS NOVEMBER 7, 2010 Ten reasons to blog – even if nobody reads it Hubspot research shows that sites with blogs get 55% more traffic than sites without blogs — even if there are no readers! . Turns out they were looking for somebody who could help explain where the future of social media was going and when they entered this into Google, a blog post I wrote a year ago popped up! There must be some good business reason they do it, right? . | GROW - PRACTICAL MARKETING SOLUTIONS MARCH 16, 2012 7 Reasons Your Content Marketing Strategy Isn’t Working Not to mention, it also provides a great opportunity to create more ways to engage your website visitors and social media followers. Create a poll to send to your readers via social media or email and ask them what kind of content they’d be interested in consuming. This is a guest post by Sarah Goliger, an inbound marketer at HubSpot. You’re targeting the wrong audience. | | | | | | | GROW - PRACTICAL MARKETING SOLUTIONS APRIL 10, 2013 How social media saved our church Happily, Judith Gotwald won the random drawing for the guest post and she offers this unique and instructional lesson about an organization in crisis and how social media saved it. Social Media is tailor-made for Church purposes. Yet most Church leaders avoid social media like the Egyptian plagues. Earliest posts chronicled our social media journey. Here is my story. | GROW - PRACTICAL MARKETING SOLUTIONS APRIL 29, 2011 8 Big Ideas to Drive B2B Buzz Think about any of HubSpot’s “Grader” widgets. B2B and social media Content Marketing b2b marketing content marketing WOM marketingA guest post from {grow} community member Joe Chernov: I’ve been running in word-of-mouth (WOM) marketing circles since, well, since such a circles existed. B2B is a unique beast. Here are eight big ideas: 1. Make promotions sharable. | GROW - PRACTICAL MARKETING SOLUTIONS MARCH 21, 2011 Eight Scintillating Lessons from SXSW That’s a little how I feel about trying to describe my first experience at SXSW, the World Cup of Interactive Media, Film and Music. In a speech that had people talking for days, Shirky described the evolution of “abundant media starting with the first printed Bibles — authorities have been threatened by this idea for centuries. Here is his TED talk. | |
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